Sentence examples for prosecutions though from inspiring English sources

Trump has since stopped those prosecutions, though single adults continue to face criminal penalties.

Prince William County Commonwealth's Attorney Paul Ebert said SCOPs' lack of training and their backgrounds have sometimes undermined prosecutions, though he did not point to any specific cases.

In one case the mother was murdered; in five, investigation stopped as the police became involved, which led to two prosecutions (though not convictions).

There may even be some prosecutions, though it is widely held that receiving trading data a few milliseconds ahead of someone else – which is the raison d'etre of HFT – is not very illegal.

They might now be more willing to consider such prosecutions — though they will still potentially have to contend with jurors sympathetic to defendants whose conduct would not be illegal under state law.

Jack Goldsmith, who led the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel in the Bush administration, said at the Georgetown event that Trump has "extraordinary theoretical powers to control prosecutions," though since Watergate, presidents have by tradition steered clear of putting their thumb on the scale in such matters.

The prosecution though has presented some compelling testimony.

In 2008 two dozen of 404 cases resulted in prosecution, though just 14 ended with convictions.

Parliament left in place his immunity from prosecution, though not that of his relatives, whom opposition leaders accuse of corruption.

The prime minister, Ali Laaraydeh, says senior members known to have terrorist links will be targeted for prosecution, though not the rank and file.

Colonel Borch apparently has no dearth of uniformed lawyers eager to join the prosecution, though he declined to specify the size of his team.